Its a multifamily, there is going to be between unit noise.

NOISE: have you or your tenants complained to the HOA about the neighbor's noise?

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/05/in-a-volatile-week-for-inter...Mortgage demand pulled back last week as rates swung wildly, starting off low and then climbing sharply, rattling buyers.  

My concern is the road noise might lead to bad guest reviews. 

Start with a tiny win you can control: pick one neighborhood, one property type, and one rehab level you’ll touch, then run noise-to-numbers on 20 deals and make 2–3 offers this week.

But it’s a reminder that “buying at the top” with minimal skin in the game can hurt when the market shifts, even slightly.Early signs of trouble or short-term noise in specific metros?

Since you sit inside deal flow, build a tight buy box and a fast “noise‑to‑numbers” screen: price per door vs rent, quick ARV range, known CapEx, and seller motivation.

Just depends on the market, how you operate, and being okay with the extra noise that comes with co-living: more turnover, more personalities, more wear and tear.

We don’t use Facebook due to past tenant conflicts and the general noise of opinions there.

And that’s where the real issue tends to show up, and not just the existence of STRs, but the lack of consistent standards and enforcement around them.Where cities require a responsible local contact, clear occupancy and noise rules, and real consequences for repeat violations.